Subscribers by Group

SQL query for Mailerlite

Get the count of subscribers in each group.

SELECT groups.name, COUNT(*) FROM subscribers JOIN groups ON subscribers.group_id = groups.id GROUP BY groups.name;

Mailerlite data model

Table Subscribers

Id: String
Sent: Integer
Email: String
Source: String
Status: String
Optin_ip: String
Open_rate: Integer
Click_rate: Integer
Created_at: Date-time
Ip_address: String
Updated_at: Date-time
Fields_city: String
Fields_name: String
Opens_count: Integer
Opted_in_at: String
Clicks_count: Integer
Fields_phone: String
Fields_state: String
Fields_z_i_p: String
Subscribed_at: Date-time
Fields_company: String
Fields_country: String
Unsubscribed_at: String
Fields_last_name: String

Table Fields

Id: String
Key: String
Name: String
Type: String
Is_default: Boolean
Used_in_automations: Boolean

Table Timezones

Id: String
Name: String
Offset: Integer
Offset_name: String
Name_for_humans: String

Table Campaign Languages

Id: String
Name: String
Iso639: String
Direction: String
Shortcode: String

Table Campaigns

Table Segments

Table Groups

Table Automations

Table Popup Forms

Table Embedded Forms

Table Promotion Forms

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